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Katie Day

8 Must-Have Google Chrome Apps For Students | Edudemic - 1 views

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    "Below are some of the top web apps for students looking for helpful tools to focus while online, as selected by Google's Chrome Web Apps Guru, Rahul Roy-Chowdhury. StayFocusd - StayFocusd is a productivity extension that helps you focus on work by restricting the amount of time you can spend on time-wasting websites.  You can restrict entire sites or just parts of them for as long or short of a time as necessary. Todo.ly- Todo.ly is an intuitive and easy to use online to-do list and task manager. It helps you get organized and get things done by organizing your tasks into projects and subprojects, adding customized icons and labels, and assigning due dates to your tasks. Read Later Fast - This app lets you save pages to read later - online or offline, and fast. All you have to do is right click and save the page for later to avoid having too many open tabs on your browser. Write Space - Write Space is a customizable, full-screen text editor that lives in your browser. It is designed to minimize the distractions that come between you and your writing.  This app also auto saves your work and works offline. StudyStack - StudyStack helps students memorize anything with millions of flashcards that have already been added to the site or the ability to create your own.  There are dozens of flashcard categories including foreign languages, math, LSAT and GRE. Graph.tk - An app for math majors, Graph.tk is an app that brings the graphing capabilities of your calculator to the browser. It's easy to use and good for plotting graphs based on equations. WordReference - For anyone taking a foreign language course or studying abroad, this extension gets you the translations you need in a fast and easy way.  Since it's an extension and placed right next to the address bar, you don't even have to leave the site you're on for a quick translation. BONUS APP: Panic Button - Ok, this app won't help you pass your class, but it might just come in handy during
Keri-Lee Beasley

Chrome Web Store - StayFocusd - 1 views

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    A chrome extension that helps you stay focused on the web. Great for MS/HS students especially.
Keri-Lee Beasley

How to play back all the changes you made in a Google Doc - 3 views

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    Chrome Extension to show changes made in a google doc. Love it!
Katie Day

RSS Subscription Extensions and Bookmarklets for Feedly and NewsBlur - 0 views

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    useful in switching from Google Reader to Feedly
Keri-Lee Beasley

Disable YouTube Comments while using Chrome - How-To Geek - 1 views

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    Easy extension to add to Chrome to hide YouTube comments.  Would be good for parents to install on their home computers.
Louise Phinney

Ready to Print - Teachers with Apps - 1 views

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    Ready to Print, by Essare LLC, was created by Diane Reid, an Occupational Therapist with over twenty years of experience. Her extensive experience has been brought to this app and is demonstrated in every feature and activity throughout. It is a tool for parents, therapists and educators to help teach pre-writing skills to children, in order to build a strong foundation for this necessary skill.
Keri-Lee Beasley

Flickr CC Attribution Helper for Greasemonkey - 1 views

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    AWESOME extension for Flickr CC images - makes acknowledging sources a breeze. Wish I'd known about this earlier!
Keri-Lee Beasley

Free Technology for Teachers: 7 Ways to Avoid Inbox Overload When Collecting Assignments - 1 views

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    Awesome ideas for collecting assignments from kids in 1:1 environments. Love the dropbox extension - drop it on me.
Katie Day

1-to-1 Laptop Program Success Stories - 1 to 1 Schools - 0 views

  • The three short videos below were recorded in Denver at an ISTE session entitled "1-to-1 Laptop Program Success Stories: Common Themes from Diverse Implementations."  It was a panel discussion with three presenters with extensive 1:1 experience. Mike Muir, Cyndi Danner-Kuhn, and Sam Farsaii. 
Sean McHugh

The truth about Finland's education miracle » Spectator Blogs - 0 views

  • The Finnish fan club rarely talks about its mathematics performance in TIMSS, an international survey focusing more on curriculum-based knowledge – which plummeted over the last decade.
  • Others questioned whether it represents a victory at all since important knowledge had been sacrificed along the way.
  • while Finland scores well on PISA, this particular league table is designed to test everyday rather than curriculum-based knowledge. This means that it lacks key concepts of importance for further studies in mathematically intensive subjects, such as engineering, computer science, and economics. This is an obvious defect: such subjects are likely to be crucial for developed countries’ future economic well-being.
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  • So Finland might not be so great after all, partly because its centralised curriculum has ignored certain concepts that are not tested in PISA.
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